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The Reception of Lord Byron at Missolonghi.
Creator: Theodoros Vryzakis. 
Date: 1861.
Institution: National Gallery - Alexandros Soutsos Museum.
Provider: Europeana 280.
Providing Country: Greece.
PD for Public Domain Mark 

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Low-angle side view of the Montpellier courthouse, Montpellier (2k23)

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Natural patterns: Close up macaw tail feathers.

Natural patterns: Close up if snake skin.

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Holy Island Castle. We live only about two hours from Holy Island. When I was young it was a regular destination for me and my parents through the summer months. Deeply peaceful and historical an important wildlife and sea life protection area. I had an Aunt who owned the Lord Crewe Arms in Bamburgh only a few miles away. Grace Darlings powerful shipwreck rescue was on these dangerous seas. A truly magical place. An original oil painting on A4 Beechwood canvas.

This is an original painting. A4 Acrylic and Oils. Using Acrylic as the backing paint means you can layer your scene much more quickly and because Acrylics dry about two shades darker, using oils to highlight the brighter areas I’m finding makes a painting with more depth. This scene is part memory and part from a dream. A pathway towards my dreams would be supported by the protection of something with strength and presence. I enjoyed painting this scene. And hope you enjoy it to.

An oil painting on canvas A4. The White Cliffs of Dover. Travelling down a road just after it has rained, avoiding the puddles as we walk down to the beach. Imagine spitfires and hurricane fighters flying over these iconic British cliffs. Heart lifting sights and sounds and smells evoking heady memories of the First World War. All gone now, almost a hundred years ago. But never forgotten.

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